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Tag Archives: Philippines
$1 Billion In Medicare Fraud
One billion dollars is a sum that gets your attention, especially when it’s alleged Medicare fraud. A Las Vegas nurse practitioner… Not an administrator, not a doctor, a nurse practitioner. Although the average nurse practitioner earns about $130,000 a year … Continue reading
Iran Strikes: Day 25
The Iran war continues, with attacks on energy grids and refineries across the Persian Gulf, (maybe) another bunker buster strike, serious regime confusion, countries reporting impending shortages, and part of the 82nd Airborne moving into the theater. ZeroHedge has piece … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad, Military
Tagged 82nd Airborne, A-10 Warthog, Abbas Araghchi, Australia, B-1, B-2, Babak Taghvaee, Bahrain, Basij, Bushehr, China, Chris Bowen, Diego Garcia, Foreign Policy, hyperinflation, IDF, India, Iran, Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Iraq, Isfahan, Israel, Japan, Jihad, Jim Geraghty, Kuwait, Lebanon, LNG, Malek Ashtar University, Military, missile strike, Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr, natural gas, nuclear weapons, oil industry, Operation Epic Fury, Philippines, Qatar, Russia, Saleh Mohammadi, Saudi Arabia, Semiconductors, Steve Witkoff, Taiwan, Tehran, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Victor Davis Hanson, Yazd
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LinkSwarm For November 29, 2025
Greetings, and welcome to a rare Saturday LinkSwarm! This week: The Supreme Court stays the injunction against the Texas redistricting map, a bunch of Twitter fakes exposed, Trump drops the boom on Somali illegal alien scumbags, “U.S. Supreme Court Temporarily … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Guns, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged 2026 Election, art, Austin, Austin Public Library, Babylon Bee, Bill Clinton, Books, Border Controls, Brad Johnson, cats, China, Communism, Crime, Dallas, Democrats, Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), dogs, George Soros, Google, Guns, Gustav Klimt, Hamas, Hillary Clinton, Hitler, Illegal Aliens, immigration, Iran, J. R. R. Tolkien, Jack Buckby, Jeffrey Epstein, John Creuzot, LinkSwarm, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Mark Felton, Maryland, Media Watch, Microsoft, Military, Moscow, murder, music, NGO, Novorossiysk, nuclear power, Ohio, Open Society Foundations, P320, Pennsylvania, Philip Glass, Philippines, Planned Parenthood, Redistricting, robots, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Saratov, Semiconductors, Shane Britton, Sig Sauer, Somalia, State Department, Suchomimus, Supreme Court, T-14 Armata, tanks, Texas Scorecard, Thanksgiving, The Texan News, Twitter, Ukraine, UPS, Uvalde, video, WhistlinDiesel, William R. Mitchell, Win Without War, Zohran Mamdani
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LinkSwarm For August 15, 2025
There’s been a lot of media articles that the runaway Texas House Democrats are going to cave, but it hasn’t happened yet. The Trump Administration continues to rack up success after success at the border, Ukraine hits more Russian oil … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Military, ObamaCare, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, video, Waste and Fraud
Tagged 2026 Election, Adam Schiff, Amit Babubhai Chaudhari, Amit Prahladbhai Chaudhari, Arizona, Armenia, Arzamas, Austin, Austin ISD, Azerbaijan, Babylon Bee, Border Controls, California, China, Clownfish TV, Crime, Critical Drinker, DEA, Democrats, DHS, District of Columbia, dogs, drones, drugs, Energy Policy, fraud, fundraising, Gavin Newsom, Ghislaine Maxwell, Green New Deal, Harris County, Harris County Commissioners Court, Hollywood, homeless, housing, Illegal Aliens, Jeffrey Epstein, John Jackson, Jordan Berry, Kansas City, Kash Patel, Kelly Hancock, Kentakumar Chaudhari, Kevin Abeyta, Komi Republic, Lina Hidalgo, LinkSwarm, Little Sisters of the Poor, Maheshkumar Chaudhari, Mann Act, Maryland, Mayes Middleton, Military, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Miriam Adelson, movies, National Guard, Nebraska, New Jersey, Nizhnekamsk, Pam Bondi, Pamela Smith, Paul A. Engelmayer, pedophilia, Phil Murphy, Philippines, police, Rashmi Ajit Samani, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, sanctuary cities, sex offender, Shahed drone, Social Justice Warriors, Social Security, Stephen Miller (Trump advisor), subsidies, Suchomimus, Teamsters, Terry Cole, Texas, Texas Sands PAC, Ukhta, Ukraine, unions, video, Volgograd, Wendy Beetlestone
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How Trump’s Tariffs Are Crushing China
As mentioned in yesterday’s LinkSwarm, Trump has offered temporary tariff relief for everyone…except China. China got hit with even higher tariffs. Evidently the only “trade war” that is happening right now is with China…and China is losing. Behind the global … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Economics, Foreign Policy, video
Tagged Australia, banking, China, Chris Chappell, Communism, coronavirus, Economics, electric cars, EU, Foreign Policy, India, Kevin O'Leary, Pete Hegseth, Philippines, Scott Bessent, South Korea, Taiwan, tariffs, trade, Trade War, video, Vietnam, World Trade Organization, Xi Jinping
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Instant Analysis: Trump Tariff Effects On Semiconductors
President Trump announced his tariffs on countries, especially those that tariff goods from the United States. President Donald Trump on Wednesday imposed sweeping new tariffs on all imported goods and unveiled a detailed list of reciprocal duties targeting more than … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Economics, Foreign Policy, Texas
Tagged AMD, Apple, Applied Materials, China, Economics, EU, Foreign Policy, GlobalFoundries, Intel, iPhone, Israel, Japan, LAM Research, LG Semicon, Macintosh, Netherlands, Nvidia, Philippines, Samsung, Semiconductors, Singapore, SK Hynix, South Korea, Taiwan, Texas Instruments, Tokyo Electron, Tower Semiconductor, trade, Trade War, TSMC, Vietnam
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Why Saudi Arabia’s Neom Is Doomed
I’m not sure I’ve mentioned Saudi Arabia’s Neom project before, the plan to build a 170km long, 500m tall linear city arcology in the northwest Saudi desert. As this Patrick Boyle video shows, things aren’t going swimmingly. Pitched in a … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign Policy
Tagged Economics, Foreign Policy, Manila, Mohammed bin Salman, Neom, Patrick Boyle, Philippines, Saudi Arabia
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